U.S. Treasury yields were
higher on Friday after inflation data in Japan surprised on the
upside and following the release of the Federal Reserve's
favored inflation measure, the Personal ...
U.S. Treasury yields a year from now are forecast to trade sharply lower than the level expected by bond strategists polled by Reuters just one month ago, underscoring how much financial markets have diverged this year from the central bank's view. While the U.S. economy grew at an annualised 2.9% in the final quarter of last year, it is clearly losing momentum.
U.S. Treasury yields rose
on Thursday after data showed resilience in the U.S. economy,
potentially strengthening the case for the Federal Reserve to
maintain its hawkish posture in coming months as ...
* Crude up on China demand hopes. * Gold eases off 9-month peak. * U.S. GDP data shows strong Q4 2022. * U.S. Treasuries little changed after GDP data. * Trio of central bank meetings loom next week. By Huw Jones.
- The U.S. Treasury Department next week is likely to announce that it will offer fewer Treasury bills in the second quarter, after hitting its statutory borrowing limit.
- The U.S. Treasury Department next week is likely to announce that it will offer fewer Treasury bills in the second quarter, after hitting its statutory borrowing limit.
* Battle of whether downturn forces Fed rate cut simmers. * Corporate outlooks, results point to slowing economy. * Yield curve "inversion" flash recession ahead. By Herbert Lash. Global equity markets skidded on Wednesday as poor corporate results fueled recession fears, as did the ongoing inversion of short- and long-dated Treasury yields - a harbinger of economic downturns.
* Graphic: Global asset performance http://tmsnrt.rs/2yaDPgn. * Graphic: World FX rates http://tmsnrt.rs/2egbfVh. By Herbert Lash. A gauge of global equity markets slid from five-month highs on Wednesday as poor corporate results fueled recession fears, as did the ongoing inversion of short- and long-dated Treasury yields - a harbinger of economic downturns.
U.S. Treasury yields inched
down on Wednesday, reflecting concerns about an economic
slowdown ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest rate-setting
meeting next week.
U.S. Treasury yields were
down in morning trade on Wednesday, reflecting concerns about an
economic slowdown ahead of the Federal Reserve's interest
rate-setting meeting next week.
Global equity markets skidded on Wednesday as poor corporate results fueled recession fears, as did the ongoing inversion of short- and long-dated Treasury yields - a harbinger of economic downturns.
U.S. Treasury yields were
mostly lower in choppy trading on Tuesday, as investors looked
to next week's Federal Reserve policy meeting that is widely
expected to deliver a smaller 25 basis-point ...
* Holdings in iShares Silver Trust rose 4% on Monday. * U.S. 10-Treasury yields at near one-week peak. By Seher Dareen. Gold prices pulled back from a nine-month high on Tuesday due to a slight uptick in the dollar and U.S. bond yields, although hopes of slower interest rate hikes from the Federal Reserve underpinned the market.
U.S. Treasury yields kept
creeping up on Monday, further eroding a recent bond rally that
some investors think was overdone in reflecting fears that the
U.S. economy may soon enter a recession.
U.S. Treasury yields kept
creeping up on Monday, further eroding a recent bond rally that
some investors think was overdone in reflecting fears that the
U.S. economy may soon enter a recession.
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